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... when your 4-year-old Sunday school class gets some time on a bouncy house and you decide to kick off your shoes and join them.

airborned wrote:

MotherBear wrote:I've taken naps wearing mine. I really forget it's there.

My 5-year-old and 3-year-old sons go around with squirt guns stuck in their waistbands and/or pockets trying to be like Mommy. Clearly they need to save up their allowance for a good Crossbreed. ;)

lol though i like Whitehat

I'm not picky, as long as they learn that a holster isn't optional before they start using real guns. ;)

They're getting pop guns for Christmas... likely to drive me crazy, but they'll love 'em. I figure I'll have to make them slings to carry them with. The 5yo likes to set up a Nerf shooting range with his Daddy (a few Rudy's cups on the couch) and he religiously follows the four rules when they're shooting at their "range." I got a real kick out of it once when my husband cleared the Nerf gun and set it on the ground pointing downrange then asked my son to go reset the targets. He started to take a step downrange, then stopped in his tracks and said, "Well, I WOULD, but I don't think it would be a good idea to walk in front of a gun," with a meaningful look at the Nerf gun and at my husband. Makes me feel good to know he's already thinking about safety before he gets out on a real range.

I've taken naps wearing mine. I really forget it's there.

My 5-year-old and 3-year-old sons go around with squirt guns stuck in their waistbands and/or pockets trying to be like Mommy. Clearly they need to save up their allowance for a good Crossbreed. ;)